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you'd likely need to access their wiring info online, unless you know someone at honda that can give you access. It's $25 to access the data and download/save it for a day -"Service Information System" https://techinfo.honda.com/rjanisis/logon.aspx

it says the current coupe makes up 6% of sales, so with the current state of the auto market... they're doing what they can to survive and save $. Same with the manual transmission being axed, and the fit, and on and on

https://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/2012-civic-si-independent-fogs-picture-heavy.6121/ you can get a "magic switch" to turn them on/off if you want to have more of an oem switch versus the toggle in the diy above. https://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/diy-honda-5-pin-magic-switch.6478/ as for...

"rack failed....." rack arms look like they're still in place and level? I feel like they're saying the rack failed, but it wasn't put under the car properly?

welcome to the forum and congrats! That's also one clean Z. Beautiful

straight up fast and the furious style View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1ot1L5nCoc

He was hired to work for motec. Unless you’ve got unlimited money to waste for a maybe a couple hp, it’s not worth it.

I trust vitviper. He’s likely tuned more Honda/Acura cars than any large company you could name. He has nothing to gain by showing what parts gained or lost power. I don’t trust what the dyno sheets say from the company selling the parts. Vitviper did custom tunes back to back on a handful...

reading 101

You can download from legal sources Redbox is like $1.25 Tv- I never said cable. Standard over the air channels play movies all the time.

Most intakes on the dyno did worse than stock. Keep what you have

The 3.5” intakes require hondata or ktuner and a custom ecu tune or the car won’t run. I don’t know if you have either, but I’m just giving you a heads up.

I remember when people made such a big deal over the si being available in the sedan for the 8th gen. Articles are saying civic coupes make up just 6% of civic sales.

View: https://youtu.be/kL2HivyKl_g Basically you get all the current fog light broken stuff out of the housing. Then you can make a sizing template from paper or cardboard to the size of the fog opening. I just used a sharpie to copy that paper template to the Lexan and cut it slightly...

no one said you had to go to a theater. You can rent stuff, download, watch on tv,...

He refuses to watch anything popular so he can let you know he hasn’t seen them. This has been repeatedly brought up for years. He won’t watch movies.

do you happen to own a dremel tool? A number of people have done lexan covers for their fog lights when their fogs crack or break. You essentially just make a paper template for the outline of the foglight area, and then trace that onto a piece of lexan. You can usually get them in like 8x10"...

No income tax is at least nice

How much red meat would you like? Nomarz... yes